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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

SiD032t This si.e- some idea OF ne
rapid manner ia which land. are Lee
ins taken ~ uu'i improved by the
permanent; settler. In thofrau county
the assessor returns only ss.35oacrcS
on other property through the h-t
the -hon ing Is good and demonstrate,
that although young IN years the
county j. already a giant IN growth
and the power oi its resources.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

The thoteau county assessment
shows that they have 90 231 head OF
cattle, valued at 81 100, 80; the val
uation is Sis. They have lI7,I3
head of sheep, valued s2"5, i62, upon
u valuation of $500. They have
1.413 head OF horses, valued mt S26l :
5a5, upon IL valuation of $50. 90.
They have $50 acres of land most
OF which is valued at $3.50, though
some of the lands are placed at $500
per acre.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03
DESERT LAND Hal PROOFS.


L. :. Land Otter. lIc',ra. MN
October -. Is.
Notica Is hereby given that tuory \.
.iasan. Of Lewstown, Montana Territory,
has Hlad notice Of his intentipa to fufi.+
pr 1ol on his desert land claim 10. G-s i, 10.
Sc II, TIP II y. Il rs T.. beIora The Pro
bate Judge OF Fergus county. ". T., AZ
Lewistown. NJ. T.. on Monday, ia iath
day 81 December. 1857.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irritation and ~ ella
nation OF said land. viz; Jacob Nave,
Abraham iiuaglaud and Clark Il. Shipmnn.
OF Lowistnwn. and Timnthy y. Lish. 81
Cottonwood, Fergus county. Montana.
s. ". LANGIorSE, Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

At last reports tine situation was
unchanged on the Grow seryation.
The military is engaged in target prac-
,ice and waiting for iheclouds to roll
by" The troops are in command OF
General procras inn ion.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

There must be still some tat pIckings
IN New York. otwith.tanding the
recent convictions for bribery. Last
year il cost the city s3l ,5Oo,obo to
oil the different machines, and the
rulers want So. 40, 900 for the com
my year. Who says an alderinans
lie is not a happy one?-Pioneer.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

.tv~TfN, Tex. oct. 2S--.T T.. Smith.
the express messenger. who recently
killed two train robbers near FL paSo.
WIS paid 5000 yesterday by the
order Of tiovernor Ross. as II reward
for his act
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

The majority of the wool shipped
from Billings was grown in Fergus
county, but it was only part OF the
product asa great portion was shipped
by the Missouri river. Now that the
Manitoba is completed and showing II
liberal policy, Billings and the North
crn Pacific are liable to discover u
falling oil in next seasons shipments.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

That ancient chestnut, the colonelcy
OF the Montana MALTA, il again on
deck. There j. only one thing slower
than the Montana militia and that u,
the United States military
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

The president has issued hisThanSs-
giving proclamation and designatcs
Thursday, Nov. 9th, rs the day To
be observed.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03
TOOL 81, pnents.

The Billings Gazette publishes the
following table ri wool shipments
from five stations Oh the Northern
Pacific railroad:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

The sociaiistic wing of the United
Labor party OF Chicago, has nomina-
ted Capt. Black, the anarchists coun-
sci. for supreme court judge
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03


tened to twelve years in the pani-en-
tiary. The pardon was issued on the
Esd OF last September. and the fact
ilst becomes public. Montanians gen
orally, will not endorse this action.
Government road worl, in the
National Park has been suspended,
he appropriation of $50, 900 for this
purpose having been expended. with
the exception of about $500 to he
used in repairim. roads ana bridges In
the spring in ease an appropriation
Tor next season Is not available at the
time such wori; is required.
The Geological surveying party dur
ing the summer discovered a mountain
2l3 feet higher than Emigran; The
mountain i located at the head o;
Elbow creek. to the lcit Of Mill creek
aud is | 200 ieet high. II was named
in honor of Billy Cameron of Bozeman,
and therefore, bears the name of Mt.
Cameron. hronic.e.
Major Wyman thinks the Noythorn
Pacific will put on fast trains as soon
rs spring opens and will make as good
ii not better time than the Manitoba
road between 81. Paul and Helena.
The Northen Pacific has ,eveni cen
miles he hes. OF it in point oftiistance
and certainly as good ii not better
roadbed for last travel.-Iellowstone
journal.
W. VI. Cairns. manager OF the Rocky
Mountains Telegraph company. will
probably reach town today from the
north. He was asked by wire yester-
day ii the report that Mss. Cairns had
fallen heir to n large fortune by the
death of Il relative in England were
true. lie said it WAS; Mrs. Cairns and
her sister are Joint heires.es TO several
nillions.-Indcpendent.
Geo. Gerber. who was az one time
proprietor OF the Missoula brewery,
and whose sudden disappearance
about amonth ago. aroused suspicion.
has been found The body was dis
covered in the Mssoula river by Mr..
Charles Clark. near his ranch. \
grinny sack was found about his neck.
indicating foul play, the sack having
been filed with rocks. it il supposed.
4 mun named Daniel Cavanaugh has
been arrested for committing he muir
der
Junction City had Il lively time last
night. about dark several cowboys.
who were feeling too good to keep
quiet, gave to timid people of that
place IA scare by riding into town anil
firing about fifty shots into the air.
MANY thou ,ht the Indians were com
ing to take the town and were prepar-
ing to say good bye 10 the things oi
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

The wealth OF Helena az shown by
,he assessed valuation. Is S1.1sf 900.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

Butte nov cnioy, street ear pri,il-
e2es.
The First Va ioual naui. of Helena
pays taxes amounting To = .ub.
~ Doze4mn potatoes ARE ~elliu. ia
carloads az $50 cents per hundred.
The Grand Lodseof The Indepenpent
Order of Odd Fellows met in Dillon
last week
Nearly 500 ieet OF he big tunnel
on the Montana Cen. raj, a. WicSes,
has been bored.
Col. Dan. Searle. has leen inst lied
editor of the Live Stock journal. OF
Helena; siiccce ling Leslie ~ui.rove.
\ Montana newspaper man. Frank
Leonard. formerly of the Bnfte Inter
Mountain. has f~ilen heir to &20."ou
through the death ofhis gramdmot her.
Tie t,idelwciss j. the name of llrle-
mas latrSt mining company. The
equalization i 81 ,oUU,oGe. The
mine j, near Nichc-.
The Northern Pacific railroad com
pany is the largest Taxpayer Ia fcl-
ioNSt one county this year. the ley
standing he company up Tor "A tribe
more than $4,000.
There are how eishteen computes
OF United States soldiers enclmpcd in
in The vicinity Of Custer and Tongue
River Agency. IT j. assorted that all
;he young Eheyennes have joined
sword Bearers gang.
Y. Beillcr predicts II mill wintof
from the fact that Che Crow Indians
arc assuming II hostile attitude. lie
says the Grows have too mach native
sagacity to go 10 war during Il hard
winter. The beavers will now have %
ia l>e a back seat e ouricr.
GOV. Leslie has pirdonel samuel
Hutchinson. who at the september
term of court in thoteau county WIS
sentenced 20 sixty days in jaii and .,
lime oi : .oGb. The pardon w'.S grant
eel on the petition ri the county at
torney anu other persons.
William Perks of Npreland has
field OF alfalfa from which he cut three
crops this year. MIR. Perks informs IL.
that with another irragation he could
have cut the fourth crop before ,rust
came. Mr.. Perks speaks very highly
of alfalfa a., feed forcat let hrouir!e.
Governor Leslie has isslie Il prorll-
nation Offering $500 reward Tor the
capture and conviction of the muir
derer OF Geo. Gerbcr. Who disappc ,rel
from his home near the hiis-oula river
about six weeks ago aad whose Mu:i-
lated body was recently found near
Fourteen Mile creek.
Il Butte man caine very near beng
shot by his wife one night last week.
lie was going away from Town but
missed the train and went homeabou'
midnight. lie made "A racket ON enter
ing and his wife. thinking he was Il
burglar fired ut him with Il revolver.
The bullet went through his hat.
GOV. Leslie has parionei John Ed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03
EDWIN sWOFE,
Gcacral -
BLACKS NTH.

All r~,.cits 81 tie iu inr Thoroughly unt-r
stret aEi promptly a'i"n"esi to.
Main Sfr~=s. ;.wisto,.n. VI. 7.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

INIllS TIN mo III OpNH sNI-'. ~.
WAS partially ditched and badly
VT, c',ci. The engineer. whose name
could not he learned. was killed. i
bout go head III rattie were Killed ami
many mlmel This l. he iir-t Wre'i;
we have heard oil Oh This road.--';is ~
Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

There WAS II serious wreck on The
Manitoba last wee, I'ucsl1y near
Petersburg, - miles east 81 Minot.
One of FlowerIee * LoWcrr'. cattle
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03
fsra,,n Q>n,,,,sis Arnue &.

LEW iSToWN. THURSDAY Nov. ri. -
rrBiIslIEp wEERiY Ry
FELL & vS00aah Eeitcrs Projectors
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-03

%" Interest allowed on Deposits
lett fora sp>l:ici tunr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
1883.
JOHNSON L LUTTRELL.
713 Market Space.

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYBODY
II happiness consisted in the amount of business .
man does this would be the hsppiest period OF our
tremendous increase over those OF any other year
SIM since we have been in business We would that ali
Farewell old 49, farewell
Thy 'ventful reign is through;
stranger comes thy throne to fill,
BLIZZARD oVERCo4Ts.
With and without Fur Trimming. s5s7, $3.50.
sl0.75. 81. so. Sl4. so. sl5. 80.
stand out ali night and in the morn
Laugh Dakota blizzard to scorn
ESQ, s5.2o, so. s755, 1915, 90. 1915. s1O75
establishment when this line Is spread ont before
as many OF these overcoats are worth double the
amounts ~ winch 'S MsN are a S9sTs
Cuttaway and Chesterfield. strictly all DOL, 90 as
Sack suits, strictly all wool, 1915 upward
Prince Albert Suits, large assortment, SIS so
ZERO GEO BELOW, COATS AND VESTS.
fur Beaver and Chinchila. strictly all WOOL o. 25
Ages ID 70 Is, strictly all wool.
Boi ss;5 Sv qHSs5a
Ages Is to y years. neat and nobby
cHiI tIa S.ss sH1rs.
81 'a aai e {; Sy & Il sD~''a
Ages s to 10 years,
s2.75. s312, sa50: $685., s4.25. $3.50 upward
ATS. 1925 $3.50; sa;ss. ss.s7. $3.50. 1915.
While making New Year calls do not sliRht
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 Per Gem Clothing House 10
927 and e29 9TH ST. NV, corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price,
IN Open Saturday until IL pm d31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

The attention OF thoughtful observers OF the
political weather-signS has been directed to the
taoulated official canvass OF the vote at the late
election In New York state, which presents
pretty fair answer to the common argument that
the labor vote would for the future Offset the pro
hibition vote as a disturbing element. The fact
must now be realized by the most unwilling poll
tcian that the prohibition party has passed out OF
the rank OF meredisturblng elements, and obtained
a settled status factor. outside Of the two
counties OF New York and Kings there were only
seventeen thousand votes cast for the labor ticket
although Henry George stlmped the state more
vigorously even than the leaders OF the democratic
party. and quite as thoroughly as the republican
candidates. -Four counties gave Mr.. George nine
eight, SIX and four votes respectively, and one
county none az all; whereas Mr. Huntington. the
head of the prohibition Ticket received thirty-nye
Tor MS lowest vote In one county, and In only four
was his vote less than two hundred IL thus ap-
pears that, although the total vote for the prohibit
ton candidates was less than forty two thousand
as against more than seventy-three thousand for
the labor candidates the organization OF the pro-
hioltionists Is much the more thorough and their
principles are the more wide-reaching The truth
doubtless Is that the labor party Is torn by Internal
discussions 80 that It's vote cannot be massed as
effectively as the prohibition vote; and further
that ITS foundation resting purely on a class dis
tnctiOn which ceases 10 exist with every trifiing
change In social conditIOns-the Iaborer OF to-day
becoming the capitalist or to-morrow-is far less
secure than the foundation OF the prohibition
party. which Is the existence OF persistent moral
evil, and the resort to radical method for getting
lid Of IL Hence the labor party is Infinitely more
ready 10 fall victim TO the Vaccinations OF the
pcniieians, and be reabsorbed into the party from
which the bulk OF IL was originally drawn, than
the prohibition party, whose members as a rule
are devoted, heart and SOUL and quite unchange-
ably 10 the furtherance Of the one great plan they
have In view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
ODDs AxD Exns.

sEAToN PERRY.
Successor 10 PRnnY BnorHIN,
HAS MARKED DOWN AND Is OFFERING '9REAT
BARGAINS" IN odds AND ENDS" C0APRlS-
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND coIoREp eros
I GNFAIN Sins. RANGING FROM 2 TO 10 YARDS
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND CoLoRED BENGAL
INES, FAnLE FRANCAIsE, PEAU DE SUEDE,
SATIN DgCHESSE. RHADAME9 AND sUkAHs;
REMNANTS OF CHINA SILKS. CREPE DE CHIMES
AND INDIA SILKS.
SPECIAL BARGAINSr IN REMNANTS OF EVE
MING SILKS, SAT1Ns, BROCADES. MOIREs AND
REMN4NTs OF PLAIN, STRIPED AND BRocApEp
WITH SILK AND WOODEN FAIRIES.
REMNANTS OF PRIEsTLEY,s MOURNING FAB
RIGS AND LUPIN's FRENCH DRESS TEX
REMNASTs OF BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
GOODS. REMNANTS OF IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE AND DED LINENS.
REMNANTS OFPLAlN AND FANCY COLORED I'M
PORTED ATWOOD DRESS FABRICS.
REMNANTS OF FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS AND
REMNANTs OF PLAIN AND FANCY Atwood
"opps AND ENDS IN HANDKERCHIEF, HOS
.. IEHY AND KID GLOVES Al CLOSING PAGES;
UPLAiN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th 1t.
- ~.
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SPECIAL SALE Ar REDUCED PR1cEs

Evening Silks. Gauzes, and Illusions Crystal Pen
dants on grenadine. Reduced from 81 to 81
Figured Illusions reduced from e. to Sl75
Silk Bengalines. all shades at S75zc
Plaid Tinsel GAUGES at 81
Point d'Esprit Nett, al. colors
Embroidered Null reduced from so5 TO A2O
MORE Silks reduced from 81 to 81 10
Silk velvets. all shades at $3.50 and 81 Reduced
from s. and sc
Elegant Brocade velvets and Pushes for fronts and
panels at great reductions
Faille Francois Gros Grain Satins at great rednc
tons
Elegant Sash Ribbons, all colors at reduced prices
WIN. sHUsTER SONS.
e19 Pennsylvania ave.
Oae Price. az,
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BLANKETS BLANKETS.

BLANKETS BLANKETS
500 Pairs Of BLANKETS, sl.o5. &c, %, s5, up to
$40. All at reduced prices.
BED COMFORTS. 75c.. 81. s1.25 to s25O
HORSE BLANKETS. 81 to So
LAP ROBES. $3.50 to s1a.
100 Pairs LACE CURTAINS. sL25 toss
TABLE and BUREAU COVERS
Fancy TOWELS and TIDES
Barnsley and German TABLE LINENS from csc.
to s150.
100 Dozen KID GLOVES, 63c.. 69c.. 73c.. &c
Large Lot of DRESS GOODS in remnants, to be
sold at Half Price.
Complete Assortment of HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR and HANDKERCHIEF
JOHNSON L LUrTRELL.
d3l 713 Market Space.
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EraHrH ANNUAL JANUARY SALE

EraHrH ANNUAL % JANUARY SALE
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Since our purchases for this grand annual
sale prices in the wholesale market have become
hrmer. with o strong tendency to advance,
which will undoubtedly be the case little
later. We b We confined our selections to the
best products OF the most reliable linen manu-
facturers Of the old world. and are therefore, in
sposition to offer extraordinary values We
quote:
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsKs.
asks, Sells regularly at SOC. Only Acc per
9O-inch Beached German Linen Table Dam.
ask, plain white and colored border, only Soc
S6.inch Beached German Linen Table Dam
aE eIssisn Is, SSs.laitS ONLY 75c per yard
ask, handsome patterns; heretofore sold at 81
o4y .incf 81 BleescSsd edo German Linen Table Dam.
usually a:n sSS M e'fn n1a quality
d ORIGINAL Se.sn snAs pattern;
$3.50 per yard
BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS
100 dozen - Bleached German Linen Damask
Sapkins. commonly sold at 81. Only 9Oc. per
TO dozen 81 Bleached German Linen Dsmask
. Same, srfra-fine qualities. s1.5o and % per
so dozen Bleached German Linen Danask
NAPKINS nne qualify sFE6 nGniy 81 per dozen.
nIrAcHrH DS ShEHss DAMAsk
Only 81 per dozen
We stick to the "Ali Linen" principle in Tow.
els as riedly as in Handkerchisis, Damasks,
be free from any cotton substances. io"e' must
800 DOZEN "oLD KILPATRIcK" GRASS
B BJE:a HEP HUcKA-BAc TOWELS. ONLi
rs iligs ta our linen buying, thi. towel
T this dsI prics an M q ~ to b9y to sell
Ss a more 81 hey lei alone
OUR STOCK OF csc; TOWELS
is not surpassed, II indeed equaled. in this or
able demand. and variety enough to please 1 any
taste; We enumerate the following Representa-
3aby IS Bisaehed pam.sh Towels
3s 81 4S Bissched Double HucS Towels
r,,: 70 by AZ Blssched Barnsley. Huck Towels.
either plain or knotted fringe.
KITCHEN CRASH AND TowELINo.
.I nrcellsns stool suitable for kitchen. roller
brown Kitchen Crash &C. Per yard.
ees.s aasss T. & e. a. sni 10 az: and
S%i.iinsa Pl.idel..s yowelins. lsinch. 11xc.;
iasci aEi i ins ssi Ss.ch.d A,p.p p.,n.
Asa special inducemeht and to lend additional
% s1sss aa': rsss x AZ. s.:
s1.Aoa1D araHH asL Er slS4 RRssAsK FRINGE
:. Hndsopely cologsd borders aud extra quality.
Z s.; 81 = "a y: N; s$
81 :::sIs q! s: "a
WOODWARD Z LorHRoP,
ooE l1th and sts nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

A PUZZLE TO SOLE.
We commence to-day to close out warm goods, and
shall lose Is cents every dollars worth Of goods
sold THIS IS THE QUESTION Is it better to have
winter is it better to store the goods and get full
price next winter In the instance only realize
IS cents each dollars WORTH but the IS cents with
profits by reinvestments will. at the end of year
make s165 In the other instance present loss is
made. nor is a near future gain.
ANOTHER QUESTION FOR YOU
We think we have demonstrated that it pays us to
lose little just now in order to make future gain
This question to you: Suppose you are not in actual
want of goods just now. will it not pay you to
buy for next winters You twenty Ave per cent
and can hardly invest to better advantage.
We give list below of things to be forced out of the
store:
MEMS GOODS.
Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Canton Flannel Drawers
Cashmere Shirts and Drawers.
Half Hose to 70 with above
Kid and Lambs Wool Gloves
Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufiers
BOYS GOODS.
Knee Pants Suits
Long Pants Suits.
Overcosts and listers
Shoes and Rubbers.
Hats and Caps
CHILDRENs GOODS.
Canton Flannel Nieht Drawers.
Hsnd-knit Caps and Shawls
jersey Leggtngs Of all kinds.
Closks and Wraps Of all kinds
LADIES' GOODS
Lined Kid and Cloth Gloves.
Plush and Astrakhan Wraps
English Cloth Newmarket
Worsted and Flannel Wrappers.
Ribbed and Plain Cashmere Hose.
Ribbed aud Plain Wool Vests.
Red Medicated Wool Underwear,
Hand knit worsted Skirts.
Flannel aud Cloth Skirts
Satin and Alpaca Quilted do
Blankets Comforts and Flannels
Water Shoes and Slippers.
MISSES GOODS
Warm Underwear Of all kinds
Worsted Goods of all kinds.
Wraps and Suits of all kinds
Shoes and Warm Slippers
u 10 Per Cent Discount OF Marked Prices of
Boys Clothing and Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

Dr. kenealy. the notorious counsel for the Itch
borne Claimant, Is giving posthumous evidence OF
the fact that there are few games at which two
cannot play. The greater part OF his professional
career was spent, and the greater part OF his In
come earned, In trying TO force upon an estate a
pretender whom the heirs were almost unanimous
In rejecting. BY and by IL came Dr. Kenealys
turn 10 die and leave lot OF children who might
have divided among themselves a snug little sum
estimated az not far from million OF dollars-eft
by relative In this country. But now comes a
new claimant IN one Michael Kenealy OF Baltt-
more, who declares that he is one degree nearer OF
Kin 20 the former owner OF the estate than any OF
the Others who are trying TO lay hands on IL. IL
would b. quaint turn OF the whirigig OF fate II
the Tichborne heirs In possession were thus
avenged in the second generation upon the man
who struggled so long and hard TO take away
their pafrimory.
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FoR Youn Nrw Vars T.nrr

Fine Cluster Raisins Malaga orapss Princess Papa
Shell Almonds. Lxngusdoc (soi shelD Almonds Exsrs
Largo Grenade walnuts, Extra IAxvs Pecan Nuts
0enuins Nsndheatng Java Conss. Superior Potato
Cnips Choice fAaa9rtanent OF Capdtss. wsisbadsn
Blood Peaches, sslscted Qusen Olivsa. rleuunt A.
sOrtmsnt Of faeklss, Wxo1S Pineapple Canned. Dur
kees Said Dtessins. Ckois x1ss Ixtss Choscs sax.
dimes. wtsconsln TuxhvI
xLPHoerzo youxos COMPANY,
d30 43e Ninth street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANIEJ)--SIIUA
WANTEpL WANT STEADY WORK IN FIRST
w class drapery and carpet hopss understand the
HSarss. MA g.
wv ber Kitchen. and Ladies. MAZDA LAundressea
DfcSs 81 H TsS 3: sas
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS. MAIDS.
''Fsi s''B 1aR'a sSss
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
W for Coeks, Ch.mbermaids, Waitress. IAundress
S ME 9:
WANTED-sY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
IS. b JAMES y. Sax: :ssf GOO asiss
w social Position and ability would travel with
ss. or aar.. T. e
WANTED-A SITUATION IN DRUG STORE:
address Sssa Of ss
WANIEp-A RESPECTFUL CoLoRED WOMAN
place g cool e ) private family. Please call at IS
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADJ
ssU nose or ss in
ss' sss '..
WANTED POSITION As IYPEWRI TER
for ssns Of %.ehins spsr..Sr service. ssehsassd
"05a
MANIFESTATIONS AS STEWARD Is A
w frst.clsss barkeeper and can I'LL any vacancy
aS s'i Soc sS
washington. ID. c. d30-3t
WANTED,-BY A WHITE WOMAN SITUATION
w a. chambermad aud plain seamstress. H. 10th
ST. NV: references exchanged. d30-3t'
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK
W dermsn) desires steady situation in some whole
sale or retail house; willing to ont of town highest
references Address Box l21. Star Office. d29-3t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w workers. Maids. Nurses. Walters. Coachmen Soul
lions, Bartenders statesmen, Ssleslsdies: other help
male and female F. NJ BURNHAM. 63O-632 + st. N. W.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN POSITION AS
w clerk or collector in store Office; good refer
ences Address o. X. Star office. d2g-3t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
help; free to employers; references guaran teed
to be genuine STEVENS EMPLOYMENT AND
ROOM RENTING BUREAU, ~ 9th n. W., till 8
PIN. d21-2w
WANTED-CHAPERONE LADY OF MATURE
~ years-refned social position and keen executive
aoitywouId accompany young lady students at nome
or abroad or would assume care Of gentlenans horne
with responsibility of growing children. MrsGRACE
KING. 137 Gramercy Park, n. Y. City, d24-6t.